Sentence examples for estimates would need from inspiring English sources
The neuroimaging software package used for the analysis was also extracted in order to identify which study estimates would need re-scaling.
And they say such a system encourages the development of an underground economy as people seek to evade paying a sales tax that by some estimates would need to be between 20percentand30percentcentoto replace the revenue generated by income taxes.
If the key interest is however in the absolute rate or volume for service planning use, the total service volume derived from survey estimates would need to be grossed up pro rata according to the degree of net under-reporting, as a crude measure to correct for such recall error.
He estimates they will capture around 16 billion tons, compared to the 200 billion tons that a recent IPCC report estimated would need to be removed from the atmosphere this century to help hold warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius (2.7 degrees Fahrenheit).
Based on this toxicity value, the RSC estimate would need to be cut in half.
To estimate how many patients would be required to produce reliable physician or site quality estimates, we would need to assess the variability across another dimension, the site of care or the provider.
Dr. Takebe estimates they would need hundreds of thousands, perhaps millions, of liver buds to replace 30 percent of the liver.
By most American government estimates, Iran would need at least two years to develop a workable warhead that could fit atop a missile.
Perhaps as a consequence of some of this pushback, the OAIC did not quite receive the funding that some believed it should have, despite estimates it would need 100 staff when it opened.
New Jersey Transit estimates it would need to deploy 1,200 additional buses to carry the rail passengers, but the system's bus fleet is already at capacity, and there are no reserve buses.
DPKO estimates it would need 28 days to have its troops and assets readied for deployment across the border for a stay of up to 120 days.
